More Events 2024
Neon Venus Lab> LMAV001://[Ephemeral] Drift//
January 26, 2024 @ 8:00 pm
171 McDermot Ave, R3B 0S1
Luminescent, sonic, and experimental! All aspects of the event have been curated to envelop guests in a multisensory atmosphere. Distinct spaces, two floors and suspended semi-translucent fabrics will display Tracy Maurice’s analog projections – which are both live microscopic chemical reactions and pre-filmed reactions designed to complement Tommy Crane’s musical performance. The evening is divided into two “experiments” – one at 9 pm and a second at 10 pm, each presenting a new artistic material for the delight of all LAB guests.
Tickets are available through the Neon Venus website.
Re-Sound is a series of community new music and mixed arts events presented by the University of Manitoba Desautels Faculty of Music in partnership with the Winnipeg New Music Festival. All events are offered to the public free of charge and feature students, faculty and alumni from the University of Manitoba.
Re-Sound: Ex Camera
January 29, 2024 @ 7:30 pm
Winnipeg Art Gallery, Muriel Richardson Auditorium
Ex Camera is a program of contemporary chamber music created by the Desautels Faculty of Music. Join us for a free concert at the Winnipeg Art Gallery featuring the Winnipeg Chamber Winds Collective. We are delighted to share compositions by Gordon Fitzell, David Litke, Melody McKiver, and Örjan Sandred under the direction of Jacquie Dawson.
Re-Sound: Paint & Play
January 31 or Feb 2, 2024 @ 12:30 pm
U of M ARTlab, Room 468, 180 Dafoe Road
Paint & Play is a collaboration between the eXperimental Improv Ensemble and the UM Percussion Ensemble featuring live visual art creation featuring students from the University of Manitoba School of Art. Due to limited capacity, please register to guarantee your seat at one of these 2 presentations!
Moon Hunter
February 1, 2024 @ 7:30 pm
Muriel Richardson Auditorium, Winnipeg Art Gallery
Prepare to be spellbound! Wu Fei’s original work and improvisations will be woven together with traditional guzheng repertoire, folk songs, and Chinese opera, taking inspiration and influence from the old to create the new. All the pieces will be accompanied by brief educational descriptions by Wu Fei that encompass the history of the guzheng beginning more than 2,500 years ago, the regional linguistic character of different singing styles of the Chinese operas, and Fei’s own explorative improvisations and experiences of cross-cultural collaborations around the globe. Wu Fei’s solo concerts are pure magic, driven by sensitivity, charisma, and virtuosity. You won’t want to miss this rare opportunity to hear Wu Fei’s solo recital in the same week as her appearance with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra! Presented in collaboration with the Winnipeg New Music Festival.
Tickets are available at the Virtuosi Concerts website or by phone at 204.786.9000.
